The Dharma God Of All Realms Begins With Harry Potter

"His speed is very, very fast! Merlin is on top. I can't believe it. He just swept six stars. Even Nimbus 2000 doesn't have such speed - the Hufflepuff players are catching up. Chasing, but no one could catch up with him - even Digory caught up - could he be stopped? - Oh, he failed - Ye Ting continued to move forward - God, he passed by Goalkeeper - The ball went in!! He scored! He scored again! Oh. He is such a genius. He participated in the Quidditch match for the first time and scored two goals in less than three minutes in the first minute. I have never seen It’s crazy to have such a talented player.”

Ye Ting turned around easily and high-fived the team members one by one. Several senior teammates even touched his head. They were so happy because Ye Ting's actual performance in the game told them - Lavink Law's time has come.

In the next game, Ye Ting showed his prowess. Although the performance of the broom limited his top speed, he still relied on his weird speed changes and precise running positions to steal Hufflepuff's passes five times in a row. Each steal was followed by an unexpected goal. Every time he steals the ball, there will be a burst of cheers in the audience. The players responsible for marking him can't keep up with his rhythm and are left behind time and time again.

And Lee Jordan's commentary was like putting the last shovelful of dirt on their graves: "The score is now seventy to zero. Hufflepuff is no match at all. They have reached a stalemate - they can't. Offensive, unable to defend, unable even to pass the ball - in front of this Ravenclaw rookie, they can do nothing. They are facing an extremely powerful hunter, and as long as they reveal a slight flaw, they will face a fatal blow!"

The cheers in the surrounding auditorium were mixed with bursts of boos, and the target of the boos can be imagined.

"Damn...this guy."

"No match at all..."

Several Hufflepuff chasers have been driven crazy by Ye Ting. Their movements are gradually less powerful than before, and their energy is becoming less and less concentrated - they are almost desperate.

Faced with a situation where the team was defeated by his opponent alone, Diggory, as the captain, had to make a difficult decision: use some special tactics to save the situation.

He himself and the two batsmen are responsible for keeping an eye on Ye Ting, ready to double-team him at any time. The three chasers must be completely exposed to the interference of the Bludger, and at the same time face the opponent's other two chasers, and score points through frontal attacks.

This extreme tactic requires the team to give up controlling the Bludger, give up looking for the Golden Snitch, and focus entirely on offense. A slight mistake will cause serious consequences.

For example, the opponent's seeker quickly finds the Golden Snitch without anyone's interference, and the game ends immediately.

Or the attacking Chaser is hit multiple times by Bludgers without protection, causing serious consequences.

Definitely, Diggory had indeed thought carefully before deciding to use this tactic. He believed that the above two dangers could be overcome in a short time: Ravenclaw's seeker Zhang Qiu was still a second-year newcomer. Although it has a small ability, it is unlikely to find the Golden Snitch in a short time, so it does not pose any threat to Hufflepuff.

In the absence of batter protection, chasers can also use "penetration" tactics to ensure that they are not harmed by Bludgers in a short period of time - the so-called penetration tactics are to abandon their own formation and completely enter the opponent's In the players' formation, with players from both sides mixed up, it is very difficult for the batter to accurately hit the Bludger to the opponent without hurting one of his own.

So, taking advantage of the dead ball time, Diggory briefly arranged the tactics for the players.

When Hufflepuff kicked off the ball, Ye Ting found that a seeker, two batters, and a total of three big men were staring at him eagerly.

He wanted to bypass them and compete with the Hufflepuff chasers for the Quaffle, but instead of doing their own thing, these three people swarmed up to block him.

The opponent's two batters also tried to double-team him from the left and right, but he easily dodged it: he first increased his speed, and then suddenly slowed down and stopped when he was about to be flanked. The two Hufflepuffs The batsmen had no time to brake and collided with each other, nearly falling off their broomsticks.

After that, the Hufflepuff players no longer dared to double-team him recklessly, but these three people still ignored their responsibilities and kept entangled with him, making him completely unable to participate in the dispute over the Quaffle. Grab the hit.

On the other side, the Hufflepuff chasers rushed into the Ravenclaw team. They fought hand-to-hand with the Ravenclaw chasers in a three-on-two manner. The batsmen who took control of the ball had nowhere to start.

Soon, the Hufflepuff team broke through to the Ravenclaw scoring area.

Hufflepuff's tactics were already obvious: Beaters and Seekers blocked him, separating him from his teammates, and then the opponent's three Chasers completed the attack through a three-on-two numerical advantage in a short period of time.

Sure enough, the opponent still had a few tricks up his sleeve and was not a weakling unable to fight back.

Ye Ting nodded secretly. This kind of response was not bad, but it still couldn't trouble him.

He gestured to the Ravenclaw keepers and chasers. After the three saw it, they immediately changed their tactics and no longer focused on fighting with their opponents. Instead, they chose to tangle with them, trying to slow down Hufflepuff's attack. .

Then, Ye Ting waved to the two Ravenclaw batters, and the two nodded in agreement. They gave up using the Bludger to interfere with Hufflepuff's Chasers, and instead hit the Bludger in the direction of Ye Ting.

At the moment, because Ye Ting was entangled by three of the other party's people, the distance between the four of them was not too far from each other.

Seeing the Bludger flying towards him, Ye Ting silently calculated the position and speed of the Bludger, the opponent's players and himself, and then saw the right moment and flew in front of one of the Hufflepuff batters. .

Ye Ting's sudden jam startled the batter. He quickly turned around before colliding with Ye Ting. As a result, he was caught off guard by the flying Bludger and almost fell off the broom.

Hufflepuff's three-man defense against Ye Ting immediately showed flaws.

Cedric Diggory and another batter were dodging another Bludger. Seeing this, they immediately wanted to help, but it was too late.

At the moment, Ye Ting was like a tiger coming out of the gate or a dragon entering the sea. He immediately took advantage of his speed, threw them away, and flew towards his own half.

At this time, Diggory discovered that at some point, under Ye Ting's temptation, the three of them had moved away from the center of the stadium, and the chasers' group was quite a distance away from them.

It was too late for them to go back and help.

Diggory had to sigh: Ye Ting is indeed a genius.

At that time, he found a way to deal with Ye Ting and thought he had a plan.

Who would have thought that he would still be toyed with by Ye Ting.

Hufflepuff would definitely lose this game.